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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-02
j. g.. ROMNEY,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
OFFICE: II W SECOND soUUH STREET
ROTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE.
NoTARx PUBLIC IN OFFICE.

$500 Full lot. 1Ox20 rods, good location
In Nineteenth Ward.
800 Let yx6 rods, Seventeenth Ward.
81 100. Full lot, 10x20 rods on East Bench
between Third aud Fo nth South Streets.
81. 100. Full lot l0K20, one and a half
blocks west of Liberty Park
FARMS.
$4,000. Thirty acres OF land under A HIGH
state OF cultivation, large two-story brick
house. large barn and Outbuildings flowing
vel and full water right; il Is a choice DlaeS
two miles south of White House Hotel
5000. Seventy five acres of land-tWenty-
five acres under cultivation, fifty acres If
hay land; tW 0-story brick house. stable
stoekyards, etc flowing well. full wate2
right; two miles south and half mile T-egs
of Continental Hotel. Nv
$3.50. Forty acres of Bench Lend in Pleas
ant Green.
$780, Eighty acres of land In Pleasant
Green.
$500: Ninety ares of land, 300 of water
right with land, forty five acres under fence
adobe house of five rooms, barn, etc Birch.
ton, four miles from Temple Block
$500. Forty acres bench land, fenced M,
three s1des-ffteen shares of water right for
same price. In Pleasant Green.
We also have on our books many other
houses and lots nd building lots in aImozt
every ward in the city, ranging in price from
$400 to $4,000
Also a number of farms from three to Shfrs
teen miles from town, and varying In price
Houses to rent, ETC..
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HOUSES TO RENT

HOUSES Rented az soon as plseed in our
N hands Owners and renters will do
we'll by placing W tn us.
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5000. Here is the most desirable place
in the city, Sl13x2O RODS, with ten room
brick house, situated on West Temple, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South all modern
convenience. On Boulevard drive, etc. etc.
$500 VIII buy q nice home 6x10 rods A
corner lot, good orchard, small adOoe house,
Eleventh. Ward, six and half blocks east
from this Office.
HOO viii purchase cosy place, brick
cottage OF three TO ms; 3x10 rods, situated in
the TWenty-frst Ward, one block north of
Brigham Steeet and near Catholic Church
=, 800 With which you can buy cottage
Of I'VE rooms, hydrant water, etc 2% rods
NORTH front by s rods back, well fenced;
three block east from this office; baIgsin
ok ROOM Cottage. fine orchard, rods
y north front by 10 rods back, we'll fenced,
barn, ETC.. six and half blocks east of
lithing Office.
blocks east from this office. 213 rods north
front by % rods ok, fine orchard
1880 Will buy good comfortable home,
house of four rooms: brick; 8 rods east front
By de ep, tuated on State Road
1900 vii bu' atwo room and kitchen
brick house, rods ca front By ~ rods
back, good o'chHru, ten blocks from tn
office; great bargain.
1900. A rom snIic spot, with two houses,
IS feet north front by 10 rods back; only two
and half blocks west of the Gift House
1900 A nice home, six room cottage.
. rods front, 10 deep, giving fine view of
the city and lake. oas b ock south Salt Lake
Brewery; you want this.
$500 a comfortable brick cottage of
six rooms, well water, orchard, ETC.. lot 7xlO
rods; in econd Ward; cheap prope ty.
800. Here you ar for cheap proper y.
House Of two rooms, rock cellar, shade tres
under cultivation; TWenty-6rst Ward,
1900. VIII buy q new brick house OF
three rooms in the Eleventh Ward, 5 rods
east front, ~ rods back, eleven blocks east
of Wasatch Corner, oLe half block south
1000. If taken at once, a house OF four
rooms, being 8 corner lot in the Tenth
Ward, 5x10 rods, one block south salt Lake
5000 VIII buy a nice cot age of six
rooms, in lot of 2 rods north front by7 rods
back; three blocks east of this office.
1,1OO With which you can purchase a
four-room bri.'k cottage, cellar, we'll, lot 2X6
situated in Nineteenth Ward, two blocks
south and ner warm Spring.
2,5OS. Here is cheap place and long
time, a good house of three large rooms aud
summer kit hen, fine orchard, city water,
lawn and shrubbery, situated In rear Of
Social Hall.
1900 VIII buy six room brick house.
lot 3x1o. located In the Eleventh Ward.
between Brigham and First South on
Twelfth Fast
$50 Will purchase a rustic house of
three rooms, in lot Of 215x10, situated on
Twelfth ast, between Brigham Street and
First South: god bargains
LOCO. Don't pay rent when you can
buy brick house of tour rooms, lot 5x6
rO6s, in TWenty-drst Ward, for tn S money
LOCO Same b re. you en- buy q
three-room house in lot 5X20 rods, situated
IN the Eleventh Ward. nine and half
D.ocks east of the Cliff House. 81
5000. An eleg1ul home on Brigham
street north side; q fine brick with all mod
erG cOnvenieures, bath, closets gas, e c.
LOOK at this property before buying home.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1900 100 acres of fine farming land
over Jordan. well fenced; flowing artesisn
well; five miles west; this is desirable pro
perry house Of six rooms on place; stable
ana sheds.
10000 1870 acres of choice land, well
fenced and all under cultivation, with two
brick houses on place; about two miles
{. uthwest of this office
1000 I42 acres over Jordan, well
fenced; good water, with two-story brick
house of seven rooms; one mile ana half
east of Joab La1rence's plsce-
2,4OO. 30 acres of the choicest land over
Jordan. fine view of the city; three miles
from This office; big b rgain.
600 seres over Jordan at SIS per acre
fv miles east of the city.
We have number of farms in all parts
north, west and south of the city at prices
that cannot be compared.
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Renews Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe ChesIey, Peterson, Clay
County, Iowa, tells The following re
vouched for by the residents of the
town: II am 10 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint aud
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now | am
free from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my own homework. l
eve my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and removed
completely all disease and PAIN Try
a bottle. 50 cents and 81 at q. G. NJ. L
Cos. Drug Store. 4
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BUILDING LOTS,

800 =. Buys 6ue residence lot with
house of five rooms, corner lot, Sails feet
of ground, sou'h front, near Conklin's ine
residence. Brigham Street 90
$500. A new brick two story house of
six rooms, corner 1t, 115x165 feet, a great
s~cr1hce; this property cost 81, 600: Mine
tenth Ward, north Captain Hooper's resi-
dence. "a
1000 A Bargain. Building Site
165xl65 feet of grou d, south 'front.' csn be
subdivded into three elegant lots Affording
an elegant view, Eighteenth Ward "a
500 A nice building site, lot S2J<xI65
feet OF ground, good fences, gates tic.
half block from car line, First Ward ST.
1000. Buys a choice building site, 5Ox
US feet of ground, south front nicely
fenced, etc, North Temple Block, one
1000 Five acres of land on corner
with two fronts on Drive, south of Liberty
Park 9
1850. choice building site, 411zxl65.
feet, east front, first West street, one block
and a half from business. SO
1900 A block of land "Knob Hill" all
frontage, atiordlng grand view of the city
and valley. Head Main street, 12Ox140 feet
of groun0. D
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

10, 400 fine plot of business pro-
perty 271Sx9S feet of ground on corner, now
paying fair rent on investment Second
Sonth Sire. t. rs
1000. Buys q large plot of business
property, S2l1@x1S0 feet of ground, within 900
feet of business Main Street, We improved
A great bargain in this property, ca l and
see it O.
A business plot of ground. 5ox165 feet, ad-
Joining Continental Hotel, Fl st South
Street, si25 per foot
5000 Plot of ground, s3x165 feet of
ground, east front, together with house of
six rooms, south of Continental Hotel %
5000 Soon TO be business property pIs,
of ground, 5ox165 feet of ground one First
South Street. adjoining Continental Hotel
together with house of rooms A
FOR RENT
ease Six-room house, Fifth East Stree,
go Six-rOom house, Third South, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth East
s. SiX-room house, furnished, First
East, near Eagle Gate.
II our-TOOm house on C. ntre Street
22. Seven-ro"m house Third South.
30. Brick House of rooms, Main street.
7 House rooms and large lot, Mn
Ward.
Z House OF three rooms, Ninth Ward.
and large lot.
so House eleven rooms, Brigham Street.
20, HCRse of nine rooms, Third South
Stiees.
IT House of Eve rooms, Third South,
West.
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BUILDING LOTS

900. 5x2O, situated in Fifth Ward, two
blocks south D & r G. nepot
1900 Five ac:e lot below Liberty Park
in good cultivati n; good bargain.
900 81 rods, east front by 10 rods back
fine orchard. welth Ward. six blocks east
of Main Street; cheap property.
400 Two hole OTIS. conta ming ~
acres of land. In Nineteenth Ward, Near
Nicholas Sanrling Wo ks; bargain.
30 viii buy 21< DDS trout by 10 deep
in Ninth War J, Op DOS te schoo house.
1859 Two acres, % roc front by 10
back, on Eigh South and Ninth East Call
early Tomorrow if You W int his
Ten rods front bp 10 deep, on TIVE fth
East street, orchard Just starting; desirable
piece of proper =.
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WHITE HOUSE WIVES.

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$40 SOUTH MAIN. n8xt to Walker house.

a. 900. handsome little home.
;;;I New house, modern style, of 6 rooms,
-aaA bow window, good cellar, hydrant
water, etc. Lot 4Ix165 feet of ground, good
barn, and close up TO business, First South
Street IL
$500 Two-story rustic house of rooms,
bath room, etc Lot 1O0xl66 feet Of ground,
With choire fruits, etc, on car line, 9th
Wsro Gall and see 1t. u
~ 5000. Another beautiful home.
IN Two story adobe house of rooms,
Ilmn!l bath. gas. and water, bow window
&1-GI Lot 42x165 feet, as ront, good barn,
choice locality, aud 4 barga n. l2th ward IA
o. $500. A gem OF home. New
house of rooms, modern style, bow
Ill. window, porches, etc, hot and cold
water. Lot 66x330 feet of ground, Astounding
in choice shades, lawns, fruits, etc. New
fences and good barn. On the market at
this price but 8 short time. Come and see.
8 blocks east of Main Street. 10
- 3 $50. A bargain, 213 blocks from
f;ii center of bus ness. house Z rooms, COW
asssssHz window. etc Lot 3X10 rods, south
front good locality. on ceI line. Just the
place for business man Is
1900 A Bargain. A two-story house
Of seven rooms, bow window, porch, cellar
etc. Lot5x10 rods of ground, south front,
nearCaptain Hooper's 81
- $3.50 A gem of house. New house
A:5 of six rooms, b w window, bath, etc.
Lot 55X$So feet of ground, hydrant water,
O. $500, A two-story adobe house,
Ess modern, eight rooms, bath room
cellar, etc Lot 41x27 feet OF ground, east
front, frst-class location, two blocks east of
Main Street rs
- $500 An elegant hoat-
sA a for q business mar; ne1g
d. brick house, modern style
q seven ~. roonss, Po sr;Ss,
etc. lot ss1l65 feet Of ground, choice traits,
shades ard eOuteT plenty: this property pre-.
sents q grand vte0 Of the Lake Valley and
City; out of the dust; Centre Street. 90
$500 Handsome Building Site,
S1x165 fees of ground, east front, frst-class
neighborhood, Main Street ~
5000 Another coy house of 6 rooms,
rustic, modern style bathroom, bay win
dow, etc 55xl65 feet of ground, south
F-ont. close up to businessi pays good
rental. g.
e.@5O A coy cottage; house of four
rooms, good c.-nar, etc, lot S11sx165 ieet OF
ground, S Juth front nice lawn, etc, cl Sc I'D
20 business, lear Social Hal 80
5000. Soon 70 be business pro -erty, two
-St0-y house. nine rooms, 60 cellar, efc.s
I :4xl45 feet of ground, one-half block
from business. Second South Street. 100
$500 \ business property, 22x55 teet
oi gro, no, with two-sbory building, near
second Street A barga n. "a
1870. Two NJ NY house of eight rooms
loo 4lx165 ct Of ground, east front, nice
lawn, shades, etc on Main Street, 80
200. House OF five rooms aud porch
lot 41x1S5 feet of ground, south 'front.',
and hak blocks west Main, on North
Temple Street 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Inc Is. and o Deal.

BALTIMORE, Sept ) Vice President
Spencer was seen 70 day and stated there
is no Intention nor probability Of the B.
and q passing 70 the control oithe Penn
syivsaia Road, nor will il be suoordinated
10 that road or - the Reading. hnt VIII
co-Gnue 10 be operated asan independent
line Ee SAID tie uoneyed arrangement
which hiss teen negotisted through Lon
don and New York bankers was intended
10 m.et tie wants OF the Ba timore and
Ohio Road. and the money will only be
used,as needed. He further said there are
now 10 negotiations going on Tor the sale
OF the telegraphic or sleeping systems,
nor will there De any sale Cf those auxi-
liaries unless the Board Of Directors shall
see Clearly that the best Interests oil the
company Wi! be suhserved thereby.
Mr. Garrett has uot ceased 10 be presi.
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Company
and ali statements that the syndicate will
demand his -etiremen. ars urwarranted
and VI US: 10 Mr. Garrett. He feels sure
that the syndicate does not Intend to in
tertere with he management OF the road
sEt vii. use only such influence as il
customary under similar circumstances
Mr.. SpeLss- If. for New York this after
noon.
There was drop IN Baltimore x ohit
Railroad stock a. the Stock Board to-day
On Saturday l5- was bid, AMI 10 day /
opslei :: rs, ana dropped TO l47 CLOSING
weak 7h:s 5 the lowest price at which
the stock las peer soil for years, and
tu:thcr dec lre e looked for.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Dooa.

A spe. frssh COW, with calf BY her
.,Aa vtll he sold ut StidhAm's auction
sc-norrow morning at 10 o'clock.
TIE petition Of the heirs OF the late
Image woossen 10 the Osphans Court
;or r,sruaisesou to sell, the Ebbttt House
xas granted on Saturday last.
Al,sn Allen is loading barge with
hrios, nj the 100. OF Market street for
Shipment 10 CoaSo s Kane OF New York
o.Iy.
Propasals will be received ut the ofioe
a. he " arer DEPARTMENT Tor the erec-
tlon Of AZ iron ferce sround Rodney St.
nasin.
TIE hind axle o; . furniture car,
heavily loaded With waserm elons, gave
~ay this mornips st Fourth and Wal.
4 at streets, scattering the melons pro-
q. sscrols.y around the street.
W. q. Worth. who resides In Mill
Creek Hund-ed, near Mecannon' q
Csures, lcsl . f1e COW yesterday
Il sorsh ssaips into the coEnteld and
eAsirs An over dose OF corn.
rhi. Is pension week, and justicsi OF
tse peace and notaries public we're kept
ea.y al day yestesiay taking the am
dAvi:s Of the pensioners. The amdsvits
are senf TO Wsshin gton, when checks
si.l be fcrvArted - the pensioners.
Considerable interest Is being mani.
teeied by singing societies In the pro-
posed % usi,al contest made by Samuel
e. Bay nard. Several QuArtets have
nAds Arrangements TO enter into The
contest
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
FOURTH EDITION
BnIxnriA Wi,l Resist.

SOFIA, sept. On. Stambuloff, the
Prime Minister. In An interview re.
saroi ing the proposal OF Russia 10 have
= Joint Russo Turkish Oom m lssion visit
Bulgaria ard arrange ber affaifp, said
II General Ernroth and Arttn Ehapdi
came as private peTboBs they would be-
admitted ir to Bulgaria. but not other.
wise. BULGARIA was alive TO Russia's
OF iectp, and would repe, any inter:er.
ence In her internal affairs by any
power whatever. II Rnsaia liked TO
send General Ernroth TO Bulgaria as
her diplomatic agent that would be
different. Both he and Artin Eiendi
would be courteously received rs duly
accredited diplomats.
The censorship Of foreign kilograms
continues throughout Bulgaria, and
the entry OF foreign newspapers into
the country 10 forbidden. Many arrests
are every day made.
The Porte has learned that the Aus
trisn Government 10 stren enuously trying
to arrange fer Prince ferdinand 3
withdrawal from Bulgaria.
The North German Gag site, In IN in
spired article on the rela ions between
Germany aud Russia sAys: "The outy
i'm mpostd by GermAny's policy In the In.
terest Of the empire and Its dignity, 10
to maintain place 40 long ss 1t is CON
pstible with honor, The starting point
Of an endeavor In this direction Is found
orly ON ground GOV cred by treaties.
The circumstance thst the otherwise
successful peace policy OF the German
ge vernment has I T three summers pas,
been disturbed By Bulgaria and its
princes is not calculated TO attract the
good will Of German politicians to ward
that principaliiy.
1t aaoords with the interests Of the
reAce loy ing and no less straightfor ward
German notion that Gtrmanysi o1ld. N
the councils Of Europe. throw her hole
weight into the scale in order to have
Europe command peace to ambition
Bulgarian Princes ard Ministers, wht
are Inclined to set the continent in {
blaze. Germany holds firmly to thu
treaties which were broken by thu
Princes OF CoSurg and BattenburR, nu
for the sake Of pleasing other powers
hut ont OF regard fer her own signature
For frivolity the peace OF Europe wa
placed at stake through the Coburg
Orleans enterprise. There 10 rot ever
this sem blsrcs of an excuse for that en-
terprise, and 1t Ia only to be explained
on the understanding that the Coburps
10 the executor OF an exclusively Oi
leapist policy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
JAtt Delivery.

Twelve CT fourteen bummers were
from New Castle jail within
the past twenty.four houts. and cur
city Is now overrun with worthless
1t 10 too bad that there are
40 many able bodied men roaming
about, drinking to excess whenever
they can get the liquor, and begging
for Ave cents to get bowl OF soup"
to kee? them from starving. II Is no
charity to give money to such charac,
tsrs, and yet they may ttsnd In need OF
food and be compelled to starve, beg or
steal, as work, Ms . rule, the most Of
them wish to avoid II possible. 1t is
un fortunate that eoDe place could not
be provided where they ooold earn food
and clothing, sod thus he kept out Of
the Jail or almshouse and rave the char
itably disposed citizsns from their i'm
portunities,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
THIRD EDITION.
me German Cstholsca

CH1eAGo. Sept. 5.-The flrst business
session al tue German Roman CAtholc
CsuIral Vuiun OF America wss opened
this mnruiDe IL 81. Michael's Hall With
PRAYER by Rrv Or. William Tapnert oi
{ ,vtpeion, Nv who is one o; the leaulhs
spirits in fhe gatboriue. TheTe were
.,sn three hundred delegates fress NJ
president Spaunehorst, o: Detroit, maze
an address a. greeting 70 the Delegates
He Claimed tnat the sttitude o; the 0ar
,asr 9athol{,s toward other Dssiontlitlas
y ii neA-y lu;-renreseutea, and isiss re
,.,r.s ,gr,ula'td Ia the questions al
,.s,,, hs.we,u iliy Irish ara The German
Cam ,li>s 10, Church alone had Sutoor7ty
- dttida.
csor.-e NI,e.<ch, a. 81 Paul, introduced
1. resolution dcnuunciEe the Knights 81
I.Ahn- a. r~smt,iue lsx sng o-der unoe1
tan,. anG Ut. uc a.. German Csthollcs 10
kRei, away from s1of societies. Nj.
Meiisar spaki insGppurq ~ Lis Ft'sol anon.
&c MANNED aAai The Knights ci LABOR
hal iiemu-A.tz.nc iItueDct upon The
t4s-mau wa-S rDsI. Et "a 60 10 ste
xry Glierelj.t ae-wes1 Les Knights 81
1.snl. an5 .iL.f1I sa1l&,Ets And frohios-
L,1illsss socitaes Et vSs so-Ty 10 see
if.si uIIt .s.~1kns were 81 present mem :
sts-s a: 81 S-5a- .as leaders Of whlcA had
Addressed : ;e.5tlaz IL Congress AgAins'
Cs--1z .-Z-s-Ai3a1, vEile Nj. Powder
y aAG oyxa'y sso~z sizse-i to X Pro
s,es,,c.ss. al tLs1y Of the Ge-nAns-
TIE sr;.-s O7ie- Q. tie Knights Of LAhcr
wAs governed BY lr.shner. The Ger
mans ouEh. 20 consider IL $ dt'grace 10
be ruled hy Irish !grorsmusus. The resolu-
ton WAS referred 10 the committee on
labor matters amid applause.
asa 6.t.ne conclusion to the days pro
ceedings cablegram was ordered sent 10
Pope Leo soasrsiuisting him upon hs
spproAch.rg jubilee and asking bis bless
ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Tne New Program,

TIE n.st Lumber Of the Opera House
program .5s the stas9n 1881 IS was
is.Usc ..st night, aud Is az lJnprcye.
me2' owe: hose OF fGrLaer years. Iii
pax teI cu tinted paper and ii led with
ezce..eL: reading mater, which serves
% pass away the tima between the scts,
md nton,d oe the n6ans cf preventing
soms 4 t6e yourR men from going
ou: fcr Cove" II already has q far
sasre ot advertise nents, bu. will no
GouE- sz !:s merits b-come better
Enowu, hare 10 columns filled. II IL
pGb. shed by Il. E Boamsr, ard II he
VII keep !, Up 10 lis present hign stan
card AID bee that there are enough for
cscu psrbon to have one at every per
f0rmarce, he VII! receive the thank. q
tie patTous OF the house.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Tho Gettysburg ~

The m 'nsgers Of :hd
Welcome Leg ion, Seize,
U. W., to Ge;tystu.g
this month, are leaving HI
that will In any way cO1
comfort or conver !encs
BioRists. Arrangement, A
made with the p.op,!tt5|
Hotel, at Gettysburg, vi
class dinner will be iuI
cents each. and ths DUAL
com modations at this tcl
by tho fac. that the PennI
road Company have mad
quarters for the ezcurs.od
road. The battlefield Il
quarters OF o mile from II
And those who wish to I'D
nished with conveysnces
charge, and also be ac|
Holths worth, the celeb,a|
guide, whose description
three days fight is We.
journey to hear.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
personal.


Mr.. James Hutchinson returned home
to New Y ork to day.
Mr.. Edward Reeves has returned
homs from Princeton. New Jersey.
DIR. g. w. Murphy, principal OF the
RuRby Academy, has returned from his
EUROPEAN tour.
Mr. John welch. of South Whining.
ton, has returued from two weeks
visit to Smyrna.
Miss Lulu Start returned to this city
on Saturday from a visit to her mother
in Kent County, Nd.
Isaac T. johnson, principal OF the
Friends School, Fourth and West
streets, has returned from ten weeks
visit TO Europe.
Miss Annie Banks Of this city accom-
panied by Miss Annie Hall and Miss
Sadie Sutcliffe of Chester, are spending
. week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. z. Nicols has returned
home after two weeks visit TO DelmaI
snd other points down the State, much
improved in health.
Miss Counne Cochran Of Mi6dletowr
spent Sunday with Miss May Appleton
OF O1etsa. Miss Cochran will 60 te
Bethlehem, Pa, on September IA, TO at
tend the Moravian school.
Richard Jackson of New Castle Hun
dred, was go well pleased with his triI
10 Ocesn Grove. that be declares he vii
visit II aRaiu next year II he is a,tv'
and enjoying good health.
Harry Gesry, with VIM. B Sharp
dry goods, has returned from his thre'
weeks vacation, and can now be fou nt
in the carpet department OF that estab
| lishmept.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
At the Academy of music.

The Academy OF Music was packed in
every part as, night, and standing room
c5nid scarcely De rad TO witness Charles
T. Ellis, IL tae .Lrcs.act domestic comedy
entitled 'Casper The Yod!er." Mr.. Ellis
proved himself Lot only al excellent Ger
man dialect comedian, hut q talented
actor IA every respect There is an ease,
grace ard ua:a-alness about bis acting
which unfortunately is seldom seen, and
al he Zee, done il highly realistic
manner. Ee las an excellent voice, and
n the coG.se 0. the play sang "Morning
Lark, Caspa-' Lullaby, ""Piggy Back"
Love aul d,her songs, all Of which won
he applause Q: the large audience. Mr.
Ellis I,a Young man, but his remarkable
ta.eLt aud care!-. attention to his wotA
viii 70 doGtt soon Place him in the from
rank @. comedians.